Benoit Daloze

Thanks, that warning is just a performance warning, it shouldn't affect any behavior. It comes from https://github.com/gettalong/kramdown/blob/REL_2_3_1/lib/kramdown/parser/kramdown.rb#L201 So apparently that code is hot enough to compile, there are many different...

Thanks, it's somewhat similar to the profile I posted above: ``` ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Thread: Thread[main,5,main] Name | Total Time | Opt % || Self Time | Opt % | Location ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------...

I'd like to look more this, but realistically I think we need a way to render the website (or a page) repetitively without any pause in between, otherwise it's very...

> For what it's worth, in my extremely non-scientific experience, I've rarely ever encountered anyone using `\A` and `\z`. I'd hazard to say most Rubyists don't even know those exist,...

Could you give some example gems, preferably the ones you would be interested in or are widely used? What's the error you get when trying to install one of them?...

> Yes, the issue above I can resolve by `brew install automake`. But I'd expect this bundled in TruffleRuby since it's bringing own tool chain to compile gems. After that...

The `rice` gem seems to be at https://github.com/jasonroelofs/rice/tree/2.2.0 Since it uses autoconf, the compiler needs to be in PATH, or the CC/CXX/etc variables be set. With this it goes further:...

The first error looks like we need more variants for `rb_tr_scan_args_*`: https://github.com/jasonroelofs/rice/blob/b42193a7c6154343869ec12d10d6caf1ab1cc349/rice/detail/Auto_Function_Wrapper.ipp#L66-L67 And the second is a rather strange call to `rb_scan_args` with no arguments? Maybe just to check no...

I renamed this issue, because we support several C++ extensions already. Rice not yet.

We have special handling for the `libv8` gem which as an exception reuses the binary gem, but not for the `libv8-node` gem. This lets it install but mini_racer does not...